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Hello, I am looking to convert RGBI (four bands) tiff files into JPEG2000 format and maintain the RGBI data. I cannot seem to work out how to maintain the infrared band as the write format seems to allow for that.


mcgregrr
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Hello, I am looking to convert RGBI (four bands) tiff files into JPEG2000 format and maintain the RGBI data. I cannot seem to work out how to maintain the infrared band as the write format seems to allow for that.

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Hi @mcgregrr​ , the JPEG2000 format supports storing four bands raster, so I think you can use the JPEG2000 writer to save the RGBI raster into the destination file as is. If you encountered a problem when running the workspace, describe the situation specifically.

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takashi
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  • March 16, 2022

Hi @mcgregrr​ , the JPEG2000 format supports storing four bands raster, so I think you can use the JPEG2000 writer to save the RGBI raster into the destination file as is. If you encountered a problem when running the workspace, describe the situation specifically.


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  • March 16, 2022

Hello and thanks for the response. It seems that when I tried to add a JPEG2000 writer it would default to the JPEG writer hence the issue of the transformer failing. Once I was able to establish the correct JPEG2000 writer it completed without issue.